Most young entrepreneurs must eventually deal with the commercial registry. Zürcher Treuhand is here to make the process and legal foundations understandable for you.
Switzerland, known for its stability, innovation, and high quality of life, is a preferred destination for entrepreneurs looking to establish a business. With an efficient business environment, open global markets, and a strong focus on research and development, the country offers optimal conditions for both start-ups and established companies alike.
In 2021, more than 50,000 companies were founded in Switzerland. There were particularly large numbers of startups in sectors such as IT, mobility, consulting and engineering. Foreigners account for an increasingly large share of startups: More and more companies are being founded by people without a Swiss passport. In this article we explain the most important things about this topic.
Especially in the process of setting up a company, it is important to look at the many options in order to find a solution that best suits your needs. Learn in this article which legal forms there are and what the differences are.